Author Archives: ANDREWJBROOKS

A contribution put together with one of our readers. “At the time I first saw Dr Brooks, for help with my urgency problem, I was having to get up 2 or 3 times a night to go to the toilet, … Continue reading →

UNBELIEVABLE! UNBELIEVABLE! UNBELIEVABLE! Sometimes things occur that make you think we live in a really rotten world! This is a rating that was put up on the RateMDs.com website in the last month. It’s obviously designed to make people think … Continue reading →

This new rating appeared on the RateMDs.com website, just 3 days ago. Of course, it’s amongst other ratings that make out that Brooks is some sort of god. But surely it’s a rating which would make it seem highly advisable to … Continue reading →

Our reader reports that he received another phone call, on Fri. 3 Sep. 21, the 8th!!!, from one of Brooks’ henchmen, making all sorts of threats – you could be sued for defamation, you could go to gaol, blah blah … Continue reading →

Over the years, since 2014, we’ve authored SO many posts on our blogs and websites on one of our reader’s experiences, back then, with dealing with A/Prof Andrew Brooks, Urologist, and put them up on the internet. Briefly, after, as … Continue reading →

The email shown below was sent to Premier Berejiklian on 15/2/21, with a similar email being sent to Health Care Complaints Commissioner, Sue Dawson, on the same day. Because Dr Brooks always denies receiving any emails or faxes we send … Continue reading →

A/Prof. Andrew J Brooks Dear Sir This letter was, this morning, sent by email to a Urologist I hold in the highest regard. I’ll let you, and my readers, know, if I hear from him. Even if a way has … Continue reading →

A/Prof Andrew J Brooks Dear Sir On 19 Aug, 2019, I received an email from a Jack Wilson, in which he claimed to be your business manager, and requesting/demanding that our material on you on the internet be taken down … Continue reading →

If you are referred to Dr Brooks for help with a problem and you are subject to an operation under a full anaesthetic, which always has it’s risks, you spend two uncomfortable days in hospital with tubes running in and … Continue reading →